Eric André's Ironheart Character Has A Connection To The Last Marvel Hero You'd Expect
Comedian Eric André's Ironheart character is treated as something of a joke, but he actually has a connection to a most unlikely Marvel crime-fighter.
Read MoreComedian Eric André's Ironheart character is treated as something of a joke, but he actually has a connection to a most unlikely Marvel crime-fighter.
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Read MoreCharlie Brooker knew he was taking a massive risk with Black Mirror, but it was evident from the pilot episode that the creative team had nailed the tone.
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Read MoreJohn Hartnett and Aaron Paul play astronauts struggling with their connections to Earth in Black Mirror's dark sci-fi episode 'Beyond the Sea.'
Read MoreCaptain Kirk and Spock got a heartwarming farewell in a Star Trek short film that used visual effects to create a de-aged William Shatner.
Read MoreThere are three distinct eras of Star Trek television shows, and the data from Rotten Tomatoes indicates that one era rises above the rest in terms of quality.
Read MoreA time-hopping episode of The Twilight Zone had creator Rod Serling concerned about its eerie similarities to a story from a radio show.
Read MoreWhen the cast of the 1966 Batman series returned for an animated revival, Star Trek's William Shatner joined them as a villain who wasn't in the original show.
Read MoreRod Serling nailed it when he created The Twilight Zone, but there was a factor he felt prevented the anthology series from being as good as it could be.
Read MoreAndor creator Tony Gilroy has said that the bootlicking weasel character Syril Karn might be the show's most romantic character. Here's why.
Read MoreA moment of subtle humor in the Stargate SG-1 pilot episode was enough to convince Richard Dean Anderson to become part of the sci-fi show.
Read MoreOne of the very best episodes of Black Mirror often feels like a hopeful reimagining of a much darker sci-fi horror game.
Read MoreSan Junipero's lack of a bleak ending has made it one of the most beloved episodes of Black Mirror, but it was almost just as dark as the rest of the series.
Read MoreHBO churns out great television all the time, but we wanted to focus on the best HBO miniseries of all time, including Watchmen, Band of Brothers, and more.
Read MoreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds star Ethan Peck spoke with us about how the series gives him the freedom to distinguish his version of Spock from Leonard Nimoy's.
Read MoreA cataclysmic event in the Star Trek universe and its aftermath will be properly explored in a new way, and a compelling character is coming along for the ride.
Read MoreOne episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation allowed Patrick Stewart to hide under some makeup and play a Shakespearean character.
Read MoreThe sci-fi Apple TV+ series Foundation is actually set in the same exact universe as Will Smith's I, Robot. Allow us to explain.
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